Re: Music snobs....
Posted: Thu Sep 10, 2015 12:21 pm
Though I don't like Sugarcult (whyyy), I am familiar with that feel, and especially find it reassuring when classic rock/jazz/soul snobs hate on and discount the music I like. So yeah, I am kind of a snob, but I do have both a confident and a vulnerable emotional stance on what music is GOOD and will gladly argue (mostly good-naturedly) with anyone on why the bands they like are BAD. I've had endless hours of fun and frustration shitting on the classic rock and prog that co-workers are into, and trying to convince people to stop listening to Brand New and Green Day and discover real punk. And I have also enjoyed being lectured myself about bands I've underestimated and passed on, and it has lead to some yay discoveries.
On the other hand, if you're not really thaaat into music nerdery, and don't claim to be, I can well respect that and just be content to discuss whatever weird pop shit you like and try to find common ground. I do got those guilty pleasures... casecandy, I know you know who Copeland is. I will, with a sense of slight nausea, claim that "In Motion" is an awesome album, though I cannot justify the expense of owning the LP. My record collection is too core for that christian stuff.
*cough*satanicsnob
On the other hand, if you're not really thaaat into music nerdery, and don't claim to be, I can well respect that and just be content to discuss whatever weird pop shit you like and try to find common ground. I do got those guilty pleasures... casecandy, I know you know who Copeland is. I will, with a sense of slight nausea, claim that "In Motion" is an awesome album, though I cannot justify the expense of owning the LP. My record collection is too core for that christian stuff.
*cough*satanicsnob